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Children Diagnosed with ADHD Younger are More Likely to get Multiple Medications

New research demonstrates that children diagnosed with ADHD at younger ages are more likely than those diagnosed later to receive multiple medications

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GSK to Face Class Action over Antidepressants for Children

A Sydney, Australia law firm has launched a class action on behalf of people who as children and adolescents were prescribed Glaxosmithkline's drug Paroxet

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Study Finds ADHD Drugs Alter Developing Brain

A new study, published in the JAMA Psychiatry, investigates the effect of stimulant ADHD drugs on the brains of children and young adults.

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Poor Evidence and Substantial Bias in Ritalin Studies

A large scale systematic review of methylphenidate (Ritalin) reveals that there is a lack of quality evidence for the drug’s effectiveness.

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